Dyfed-Powys Police Dyfed-Powys Police will be joining forces with other organisations to ensure both locals and visitors to the area have a safe and enjoyable Bank Holiday. A police spokesperson said: Dyfed-Powys Police has multi-agency plans in place for a proportionate policing response for the Bank holiday weekend. We expect to experience an increase in the volume of traffic coming into the area from visitors across Wales and further afield, and of course are also expecting the night-time economy to be busier with the opening of outdoor hospitality. We have seen that the vast majority of people are adhering fully with the Covid-19 restrictions and guidance currently in place, however where necessary and appropriate we will enforce where breaches of legislation occur.
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